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Posting an addition......I would definately reccomend a blowfly in the lightest weight you can find for a child, which I believe is a blowflyII mold. The glide on these are incredible, they are VERY soft, so in case they hit things, which you know Kids will, it causes no damage. If you play near water, they float. Kids love the fact they are so floppy, so it's fun again. My son has only had his a few months now, but absolutely LOVES it.
As important as WHAT a kid is throwing is also HOW s/he is throwing. Be sure to teach your little ones how to throw forehand in addition to backhand. My take after watching many young competitive kids throw is that the more successful little ones are doing their best with the forehand. (I'd guess this is probably a matter of hand size, but I'm not certain.)
I agree. Last year I got my son, who was 7 at the time, throwing a bit. He didn't do so well. Then I saw Dan Doyle's 7-year-old throw. He throws forehand and gets a lot more distance and control. I showed my son how to do that and he was much more successful.
Is there a vid out there for that?
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